Consists of 35 multiple-choice questions that test your knowledge of specific factual information. You must answer all questions in Part A. Maximum of 35 credits awarded. Part B --Multiple-Choice and Free-Response
Variable number of questions that may be based on the student's direct knowledge of biology, interpretation of experimental data, analysis of readings in science, and ability to deal with representations of biological phenomena. The questions are a mix of multiple choice, fill in the blank and short response. You will be required to answer all questions of Part B, with a maximum of 30 credits awarded. Part C --Free-Response
Variable number of questions that may be based on the student's direct knowledge of biology, interpretation of experimental data, analysis of readings in science, and ability to deal with representations of biological phenomena. The questions usually require students to respond in short paragragh form. You will be required to answer all questions in Part C. Maximum of 20 credits awarded. Part D --Required State Lab Assessment
Questions concerning the concepts and skills learned while performing the four lab activities that New York State requires: Making Connections, Diffusion through a Membrane, Beaks of Finches, and Relationships and Biodiversity. Maximum of 15 credits awarded.http://www.shenet.org/high/hsacaddept/science/jstdenis/living_environment_part_d.htm
NYS Living EnvironmentExplained regents questions, some review notes, some downloadable mini pdf review books, worth a visit. Mr. Comet's Online Living Environment ReviewIncludes 101 Things to Know About Biology, lecture review sheets, exam links & more. Explore BiologyMany PowerPoints useful for review. Video ArchiveMore than 100 Living Environment brief videos in the Video Archive. Also see the Biology Help Links. Amsco Biology BookComplete review book available online, with permission from the publisher. Online Biology BookNot for quick review, awesome book if you have time.
Format of the Living Environment Regents
Part A
Consists of 35 multiple-choice questions that test your knowledge of specific factual information. You must answer all questions in Part A. Maximum of 35 credits awarded.
Part B --Multiple-Choice and Free-Response
Variable number of questions that may be based on the student's direct knowledge of biology, interpretation of experimental data, analysis of readings in science, and ability to deal with representations of biological phenomena. The questions are a mix of multiple choice, fill in the blank and short response. You will be required to answer all questions of Part B, with a maximum of 30 credits awarded.
Part C --Free-Response
Variable number of questions that may be based on the student's direct knowledge of biology, interpretation of experimental data, analysis of readings in science, and ability to deal with representations of biological phenomena. The questions usually require students to respond in short paragragh form. You will be required to answer all questions in Part C. Maximum of 20 credits awarded.
Part D --Required State Lab Assessment
Questions concerning the concepts and skills learned while performing the four lab activities that New York State requires: Making Connections, Diffusion through a Membrane, Beaks of Finches, and Relationships and Biodiversity. Maximum of 15 credits awarded.http://www.shenet.org/high/hsacaddept/science/jstdenis/living_environment_part_d.htm
Living Environment Slideshare Review
Nicely illustrated slides provide curriculum wide guides and quick regents review too.
Living Environment PowerpointsExcellent review powerpoints, classnotes, labs, etc.
Mr. Buckley's Living Environment Menu Living Environment review quizzes, sheets, labs, links 2 other sites.
Webster's Living Environment WebpageNicely illustrated review pages arranged by topic.
The Biology PlaceAnimated tutorials and interactive lab activities.
Dr. Block's L.E. wikiBiology Powerpoints, review notes in Word format, A.P. info.
Regents Prep Living Environment PracticeReview notes, test questions by topic.
NYS Living EnvironmentExplained regents questions, some review notes, some downloadable mini pdf review books, worth a visit.
Mr. Comet's Online Living Environment ReviewIncludes 101 Things to Know About Biology, lecture review sheets, exam links & more.
Explore BiologyMany PowerPoints useful for review.
Video ArchiveMore than 100 Living Environment brief videos in the Video Archive. Also see the Biology Help Links.
Amsco Biology BookComplete review book available online, with permission from the publisher. Online Biology BookNot for quick review, awesome book if you have time.
LIVING ENVIRONMENT quizzes by topicShort quizzes on major topics, great for quick review
Hippocampus BiologyOutstanding Biology videos for both regents and A.P.review.
Learners TV Biology AnimationsSeries of 30 animations clearly illustrate key concepts.
RRL Living Environment Videos2010 regents review video and powerpoint as well as several more biology videos. RRL PowerPoint Review/2005/TVRRL PowerPoint Review/2006/TV
DOE Living Environment Review Booklet 2009Multiple choice review questions for the regents with answers
http://www.nysedregents.org/LivingEnvironment/ Old Exams & Answers